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It has been long argued that national health is influenced by income and education, mostly because more educated people are able to better understand and use health information and generally have higher-paid positions in the job market, which allows them for more nutritional diet and more diverse leisure. Another argument is that people with higher income are generally less inclined towards bad habits, such as smoking, alcoholism, drug abuse and lack of physical activities. Economists, social care and health care workers have widely researched the correlation between an individual’s income and health condition, sampling single individuals, families, communities Continue reading...

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Indian population is composed of multiple ethnic and cultural groups. Common ancestry is the basis of an ethnic group while a cultural group may comprise people of different ethnic origins sharing a common language, locality, caste, customs, and beliefs. Indian people’s ethnic and cultural origins are shared by the peoples of other countries of the sub-continent like Bangladesh, Pakistan, Bhutan, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. The physical characteristics of Indians include brown skins of many shades, black hair, and brown eyes with a few exceptions. People belonging to different regions and cultural groups have different skin shades and height.
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Cognitive behavior and behavioral change

Introduction
Changing the offender’s behavior and reducing the risk of the likelihood of the behavior occurring remains one of the most difficult aspects of criminal justice system. In recent past, several studies have been done providing instances that have proven that this to be possible. Cognitive behavioral treatment comes in all shapes and sizes with some requiring an extensive and a prolonged treatment while others just a short duration of treatment. In the past, programs centered on cognitive or behavioral activities but currently these programs are integrating both. According to Andrews & Bonta (2010), this has resulted in an Continue reading...

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MTV came to television when programming began August 1, 1981. Music videos soon became excellent promotional vehicles for fading as well as upcoming music stars as the visual became as important as the aural presentation of music (“Music Experts Share”). Production quality and techniques improved and captured loyal, often young, MTV viewers (“MTV Changed”). After cable TV expanded and Michael Jackson released his Thriller album, MTV became the primary way to promote popular music and a multi-million dollar business seen in over 400 million homes (“MTV’s Irresistible Rise”). MTV will continue to influence popular culture and the music Continue reading...

The aim of this paper is to assess and evaluate the research paper titled, “A little thanks goes a long way: Explaining why gratitude expressions motivate prosocial behavior,” by Adam Grant, A., & Gino, F. (2010). The assessment and evaluation has been done in light of the excerpt, “A typology of research purposes and its relationship to mixed methods.” The nine research purposes include prediction, addition of knowledge base, measuring change, understanding complex phenomena, testing idea, generating ideas and examining the past. Other purposes include informing constituents and having a personal, social, institutional and organizational impact (Newman et al., 2003; Continue reading...

Theater can be an effective way of developing plays that passes a lot of messages to the society. In this paper, there will be various interpretations of The Laramie Project according to different authors. The author’s interpretations are based on their understanding of the message that the play passes along to the society. The Laramie Project has gained a lot of recognition due to the messages that it has and the difference it has made in the community. It is also important to note that the numerous times the play has been played in theaters all over the Continue reading...

Abstract

Data mining has evolved into a complex knowledge-seeking venture that provides variable perceptions of viewing data. Previously data mining was intended for extracting useful and extensive information to be used for potentially any application. Several databases allowed discovery of past information through complicated software and hardware reading to make any application understandable without excessive learning about how the system really operated. Ironically data mining has been created by the human mind yet the concepts transitioning into practice has been complicated through its evolution through the usage of data. But sometimes when data systems are subject to improvement and evolution, Continue reading...

Following the American Psychological Association Guidelines

Hypothesis: If a child’s psychological and attention issues can be understood and addressed, they can be assessed long enough in order to teach them reading in a way they can understand, as stated in, “Reading Instruction That Works: The Case for Balanced Teaching .”
Independent Variable: The independent variable in the experiment would be presumed cause of the difficulty reading, i.e. the assumed cognitive/behavioral/social/etc. developmental delay, according to, “Teaching Reading to Every Child .”
Dependent Variable: The dependent variable would be the presumed outcome. In this case, it would be assuming the cause of the delay, examining it, overcoming it, Continue reading...

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There have been many defining moments in the rich history of the US, however very few historic events shook the world community and had such huge political implications as the terror attacks that took place on September 11, 2001. It is the deadliest terrorist attack on American soil in US history, and within the space of an hour these attacks inflicted more direct damage on the US, than the Soviet Union had inflicted during almost four decades of cold war. The event was witnessed by people around the world, and it showcased to the world how terrorism can Continue reading...

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In America, one out of six citizens does not have health insurance. Research studies have proved that health insurance and poverty are the two strongest factors that assess health services (Guendelman, et. al, 1986). The lack of health care insurance has now become a problem of the middle-class population too besides low class. The reason for this is an increase in deductibles, cost payment and newly introduced managed network for care. The concept of a health care plan universally has been debated for many years. The establishment of Medicare and Medicaid brought some hopes regarding a better health care Continue reading...